The Amish Recluse

By: Mary Lantz

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

Length: 2 hrs and 34 mins

Publisher's summary

Sarah Yoder was a recluse in her community - no one knew her well, and everyone regarded her as more than a little strange. It was safer because, that way, no one would discover the deep secrets that she held.

Sarah lived a quiet life and kept to herself in the small dawdi house which had once belonged to her family. The farmhouse, which held dark memories for Sarah, had been sold off years ago, to the Millers.

Jonas Miller is raising two young daughters, and grieving the loss of his wife. When his mother begins to introduce the children to their neighbor, Sarah, he is determined to keep the strange woman away.

As Jonas becomes steadily more overwhelmed by everything he needs to get done, his mother insists that he allow Sarah into his home, to help with the duties of child care. He is hesitant, but allows himself to be persuaded.

As the lives of the Miller family and Sarah Yoder become intertwined, Jonas realizes there is more to Sarah than the community sees. However, Jonas is now an eligible man and cruel stories about Sarah begin to circulate, throwing the fragile balance they have reached awry.

Sarah's secret is in jeopardy and she is threatened by the rumors. Trying to do good has made her the focus of spite, and brought to the surface evils long buried. Can Sarah and Jonas find their way to each other, or does an old sin and a vicious woman destroy their chances at love? Find out in this sweet Amish romance by Mary Lantz.